"In both men and women with PTSD, the PAC1 gene was more likely to be modified by a process call 'methylation,' meaning people are not necessarily born susceptible to PTSD but can acquire the vulnerability over time. The finding supports the idea that environmental, genetic and so-called epigenetic factors all contribute to PTSD risk"
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